davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-16

AAuuiGOA OooiPuhy Jutos -HET
Latest and best styles of
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's slippers ever shown in
Yankton at
JACOB MAX s. SON.
Wanted-Girl for general house.
work fof family of three. Must be good
cook and laundsess. Address with
reference. Mrs. s. r. STAFFORD.
Care OAPT. STAFFORD,
Fort Randall, Dakota.
Good HUSBAND Wanted.
A widow lady, young and pretty, alone
in this world, wants good kind hearted
husband at once, q western man pre-
ferred. Address with full particulars
Mrs. II. s. SWIFT.
General Delivery P. o. Elmira NY.
III you wantgreat bargains
come and see our job lots o.
boots and shoes.
JACOH MAX 81 SON.
Plenty Of munea to loan ON city prop
erty; reasonable interest.
MoRTaAaE BANK,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-16
MEAN TEMpERATuR:

Max. Thermometer 70.
Nun. Thermometer 81.
ftDenotes trace of rain fall.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-16
Good Huspand Wanted.

Plenty Of munea to loan on city prop.
erty; reasonable interest.
MoRTaAaE BANK,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-16
Cox,O diorne G

ARE RECEIVING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
LIVE STOCK Markets ny TELEGRAPH

BrrYAio March 2.-tdue-il1relpts last 20 hours-6o5
head total woe lar. $50 ,og
i.t - 30 COnNgaci through 81 which
~ TO New ok. marker nom'naly unchanged
SaesD- Receipts l.st twenty hoats Wcrc1t0J uead
toial lof taus TAR 2b.10J hclh Tor zane time
last week gtOJt heafi consigned tutungh - cars
ii OF wsich New.l % cars sae. prices declined
lJa S.. Lamp, duil All drooping. Common Ia Prime
-. LItta 80. market closed unsettled cars ft
Tor vrcl tnus Tar 81 mead lat $50
neal ,o-xurI - OF winch u to Ncw.NOr&
ears ON ull shade lower Light
PIGS s5dsj -. Mit'd PCS ami Light WORKERS IS 30
Weights - ga - ~. Mixed Heavy ends
S3a5 market ccscd cuoE cars OF Common and Light
CnicAGo March 2.-Tne rcport--Cdtu,-
Receipt,--OuO heal standardization heAa Marsei was
slow and nnr car Load of Fancy steers AT
e. IN shlppng $50 To 1000 10. 80 5Ods5 90.
Feeders 81 6Jdsi sos Cows. Bulls and
MI,,.t - Ou9s3 bulk at - bass 80.
HOgI-iseceipt, 5000 heat shipments 5000 market
SLOW - ,onts lower, CLOSING "nlL Rough and
IIgnt - NOHt5 10 hkIps 81 Jud-i 40
Sh.rD-Recelpt. G.UOO head snpments 1000 head
market s,runs Natives - 'OGti 49, Western 50 JJ %
81 10. Texans ~ oOai - Lambs ~ 70 a 50 90
uients 90 head. strong. Choce Heavy
Native steers sudt 30 Falr shipping Steers
IS rOdl 80 butchers Steers. Fair To Choice So ~ d
81 far To good ~ SOdt3 TO- Stockcrs lar
To good. jG3 10 Texans. common To choice 81 30
81 % -
Hoos-I.eoeipt. 400 head shipments 500 head
"a loo lower Choice HEAVY and Butch
err. - 6OaSj 10 PACKING. iar TO good 50 40
ass 3D. Workers. Medium to Prime - 10 943 -. Pigs
common good 81 SbdSh 10.
Shsrp-Kccoips 1000 hoAi. shipments 200 head: tho
market MAS Common Far - 80 ss3 TO- Medium
10 Fancy - S0dS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
THURSDAY, MARCH 81 1881

Extra Prime BEErMeets With iisns s Sale E, ira
changed prices CITY Extra India Mess SIsdS<i' pEEE
Mess bbs SIS 30 50: Packet 80 90 Plate ~
HAMSQuet and generally steady ono.ea TA ~ wav al
trading to-day holders remained nrm on sne
late guoted prices IL 10 average Picked Bellies luo.s
7Na71c; Picked Hans 1lr:6l2c; Pickled enouiuei''
Tie n,oked IIams 10 l3c Smoked shoulders ~
MiDDTES-IIave not varied since our last win bght ao'
mand Long Clear in ew.York quoted at s1c:.
DRESSED HOGS-Are a shade lower with moderate "e'
mands city Heavy TO Light at ItGItc; figs ~ %, arv
Ia Tho temper rather bears during tne cary
hours prices broke 315 points later ID lhe uy
advance pork tho West romred better feeIng ana
the market rallied 10 near the clos ny figures Oh
there little demand for cash lots Sales 500 tcs
Steam spot Csc tof which shippers LOON
rs ts. az c refined quoted 75c Continent 1850
South American. March closing. 71oc; 1000 ties APRIL
7g2a7 25c closing 1850; 1000 tcs May, 7.27 207 &c.,
clos 7s2c $50 tss June 7Sns7s9c' 400 ,es July
EGGs-Buttcr Holders retain the advantage and prices
further slight gain strictly choice grades with fair
demand for sHh tln GsameIy 81 a2c
Dairy half 6rkin tubs l6a23c Welsh tubs 1922 state
Dairv and nrsns. ls92lci Western Imitation Creamery
Is moderate stir to tho demand State Factory. l2S
issc including Fancy White. l3e.c. do Colored. l3 4
ls' Sn, SKINS so agEsnAIs sg ,s lower
Sid R--Raw stock had demand but vanes held
at previous pricss3 l6a4 5lGc for Moasses ac for
Fs and s for eS' lest so sale:
reported so' at 21c Refined quiet Cn Loaf = q 6ssc
crushed G., 6 Cnbes IS &C.. Powdered 1916 6isc
A 9-i6c.. Coffee standard 1.c. Coffee on 300 l6o
White Extra . 47sc. Extra 4s.@ l3lGc. c 4aS4'sc,
sTEAmINE~in light demand City quoted at 7's07ac.
TALOW-Steady aud moderately active Prime City quoted
&c. bid. Sales. $4,000 ID, &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
COTTON MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. March 2-l2iO p. INJECTION steady with .
fair demand MIilIng uplinds s. 6L 10 dreams 4i.
s.ls-l including 1000 bales for speculation
export pts1O0O bales. including $500 bales Amerl
FUTURES qnie. Upland. Low MdiIng CLAUSE, March dev.
.ry IOCiL; March AMI April delivery, iU.6id: do.
Anri ana May delivery. lUt; do lay and June dcy
s6s; do Juna and jny delivery. 1884, 10 July and
livery %Gi. also l7J4d.; do. September October
delivery. l,Oif. .
Tenders delivery at toays clearing $500 bales
doc ct and 1900 "ld no.
D. m~Cotlon sales OF tho day included 1900 bales
Futures quiet but steady Uplands Low Middlng clause.
March delivery lO64d sellers dO. March and April dcy.
ery . lU-U4d. sellers do. April and May delivery IL
.i do. May andJ une delivery. l1O4u sellers
and July delivery lJ0i sellers do July ami Au
gust delivery lUD4d sellers August and september
delivery. lid buyers; do September and october deiv
ery D l3-Jid. sellers
.Iause March delivery. 0G4d sellers. do. March and APP
ri eIyery lUv4d sellers do April aud May delivery
ii DAD buyers do. May aud June delivery l3O4 value
tt, Juno July delivery. l5U4d sellers do July and
ser deIivery i7U4 buyers do September October
" u.IyEsToS March 2.-Cotton firm Midding $3.50;
ow abiding sas: Good Ordinary, Sc; not and gross
c.pta exports u tho Continent 23ZO bales saos
lnu LsIes stock, %, 40 bales
NorYoIk Mar 2.-CL,ton steady; Mlddling g. nes
and rross receipts 54 bales exports 76J
sale, yIs bacs stock "A, 500 bales.
sAyANSAH. March 2.-Coton steady ;Mddling. 116 Low
MiJluk 1915 Good Ordinary. 7l6; net and gross
scis ~ exports To tho Continent, 1888 bales;
LA $50 bales. stock. B4.4l7 bales
SEw OnLEAss, March a. Jtton quiet Mddng o. Low
hIdng 1915 oood Ordinary, 81 net receipts, Iva
tales gross bales. exports TO Great Britain lI3
Coastwise Sy4S baes sAss $500 bales stock. 1921, III
hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper, Vessels and Rauro1fS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFFT-n private channels business was ereeedingly
eh n sellers their prices 10 to "a &C. tor af
Mo SPOT invoices Mild growths dull Sales 2st bag,
CeDl America The option list quiet oDened AT last
@ nrices md closed advance OF 5d ~ points for
the day az follows; March l240al2tb April. iHto1
i250 Aurnst ~ so IS; sep'ember 2so@ l2ssi Oc
tober l25O1l2GO: November lZbOGlZo Decemoer
l255812GO sales. 80. 800 bags -, 49,.
UOTToN-In trading in spot lots there vas no
Sales l5t bales al Last evonns all OF which were Tor
consnmpton The port receipts oday were 10000 bales
comnarng with bs3 bales this day last week and h2o
bales the corrcspon ling dav last year since September
he total mort have been 4Sl5S3 oales against
46ii og6 bales for the same period last year. ..,
the American standard Oh CLASSIFICATION
a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Wednesday; March 2-BEEvEsnR Receipts
ccptior OF carloads Total Tor four 6s7 head against
4 rio market s opened With dull sluggish feeling aud trade
all
ersbie Ircgularity In the sales . en-. ~ -, s,as, an
PC! S ;isss.Ts selling a e The bulk
Balls omey dull and with the exception Of extra
ne Oes od os S so a fG p Ia aow
Shipments today 0GO quarters in the City OF Rich
A. tons J. 91"a sssH 1881 49,
= q % iSIs & 81 Il se z o 0,f s. and
i s. a T. = 3 n al Z g a a & - 5 al sa ~
5sI % e .S a 1875 3d. e {! 81 a do 1888
McPherson' y chicago Steers ~ D. at e 49, 10 do
sse 4 y E:s at 2 % %f ssc H s
q 80 d. l dGo a. q SO a TO- Ba mo ss b n - g
sag l4Oo 10, as4 49, Is tate Dry Cows 9jl 10 at So So
do l2l! b. - g q DO 1899 u; asa Is I5ao IlS, D.
90 10 H u H. at - 90 20 d i21S 70 at q g.
,5aa Gga;'s .Hs' -, 81 g.
l25G r. "a 2 a. III q s.; % do ioc7
j. saer Co.; 10 nrSna Steers. 1897 d. at 81 So
ham, " . 800 So 2 sl gqs'9 DO 7
sherman cgysr 10 Indiana G s st. o lS2o ~ a. s52G
MSSsa ss' TO- Isl P Gas S DO I
80 2o@o III Ia at = - 80 Do B1 gsi o isT o. "a
o. To-? 1873 ~ at II i IS DO p o. li55 T.
lido. iiio ~ At Is @oj $40. 80 u. s.
l..
se h. at $5 Is DO 1889 10. at - 95 II DO 1882 d. at
>cXLvEs- Receipts to-day we're $40 heal all at Jersey
city Demand goo at fully sustained prices with GrasseTs
at s sS S aS 20 ;fh sa pSI v'''
vss H. at g. sa'R 100 fSa {eivs: 8 &c.
do iS5 D. At Sc gdo J5y H. at - 10, D. a, 2c %, ~
Do ic5 u; At 81 %DSG' j, s! per head 81 o.
c 'H $s f5S S's'y o do %U l o B. At
sci DO 1876 r as. al Il q 40 10 n at JG
j. a. Curtis q vea, i5s 10 at7.c; do 1853 D. at She,
Il. t. TOLLS veal 100 n a. &c; DO 1870 n at7sc;
smEEfHNi iANls- Kecepi. veross o, c9o5 head
days 2J459 head against lCsaG head ior the lime
ght Sheen were in fair demand aud steady bat Heavy
sheep dun ana could not all be sold Lambs were weak
Herorle salc. o'5a5',o for Medium
Choice with carload Of Extra lcav, ,ei.ng at &C.
Choicc ana one dccL load At S. Is.
sales~D harrington. il3 state sncep. 1903 ~ at 5ac:
3j du. 30 ~ at II State Lambs % H. at &c - 10. 70
Siinme & Mullen li3 state sheep 80 n 5,c; Isl do
tEwcs) Io2 H. at 5tc, l7G State l.amn, y 70. 4tOi,c
Hannbeck Is Diyis - State Ewe, 10 ~. at DC; 9?s
EverItt & Pi!cock: 573 Western sheep e3b at Sic.
J.P nelson 70 state sheep los b. at 5i.c. 70 State
i bssS S al posSv 40 Colorado sheep l27 10 asc
2o9 Western 10 ~ n, 5c dg STATE DO - TO- AZ bPei
,5d DO a, sheen and 49, snS, IS r. al be is5 st.9c
La.1s II ~ aS"?c ~ Lo " 70; At Gs ,os -
ll2 ws..fn do. $50 u. at ss.c.
5edo iTi III ihsan So o9 h. at s. 8 Isl
Kentucky H.. 100 n, az - - Oh -, - -o ,o,
We,'ctn 3D., - % ,5do. - 20. at 5c Jis do. 80 b.
" ~ az ~ s Michigan Lamb. :. r.
$50 p3 10 % ..tsj?oi Late yesterd-y ICi FEM
i II IONS, Is save Sheep. o y. ai5'c. 1875 o. "a u.
at &c 10 CHICAGO 10. 90 10 a ~ BGok, 10 70, at &c.
u0"s-, e. ,rr 90 cars OF 7s2 head 81 cars a; Jer
Icy, Nv s 1n o e. Tor tho .sms tine a., week Sone
for sale alive NounaIy steady At - % 30 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
$4,000 l,s40. 900 2,5S6, 900 32Is. 900


been crop about to Ce harvested
in thirty promise to be as large 1881
HAY AND sTRAw-Quiet and without important vari.
alton hayMc.9is, ri%t;y Soc No do. 5s: Ho 9 Do
S s sns Flyer y 3 S1 ssr osg.
Hops Tho good qualities are sull well held but tho
Map,-New YORK state 1889 Best 2oSssc d. cc%i
Ise DO %ednS loci racSc coa c iS o iS
y e23c. do Common To Good 100 oc: do 1885, GOOD to
Mixed Germans TO- 5alsc' AtmarKs i, ei7c English
MoLAssEs-A quiet market with boiling stock quoted at
METAL, Tin-pun at 2?ha22, oGc. .po. 22coa22s.c.
tnurs. sales In London Tor the day. no ions Copper
LsaafiTn q ss 'Oo ''A''
changed rom a for echanta6e sacs OF 200 bbIs
IN S: aCs sas . S q:
2. our que,A'l To- STRAINED Ho'p {. ooasYo2S GOOD
s. SSssi q; 50 NJ 81 s. 4. So 81 " "
S.: IS ..' SsSs;: TSs
$sis sS.,. 'si 's s4ss: .ss
sS% ill., T3s!s srs.:s t sss
vntei. 75e blcaehod winter. SOC natar.! spring 7oc
s ssasn ak aI' ss '
NlI!sl: g steei e s1 !, "a oeached q s42s
a n .: saa '' c5 %'1s
HsSSarf steam S0Y 0Tis sra1l .f.s ss
sSc S9 s, b. .,e. i
Msyre hence, 5000 bush Gram. ,...UKkiN cHAR.
CORK. orders from phads pha British steams
Lh from New Orleans, British steamer 10 O0o an "a
4,9d. .PETROLruM CHAkrEHs-Fsr East hence a
adcpha two Br .h ships 90 Arrivs 10000 refined
1900 cases about 2c.; TaIagcna hence bark Uvo pLls
crude "a 10 d and loci Anrrrs Tor order
hence or .s..s S.ns:
bark, general cargo; New York Iarbariap sugsr
81 70 aud from Jaeksonve schooner lumber 81 3d. M
r ny saa
lump sum.
PRovIsIoNs-PoRR-The was . moderate stir 10 tho
trading to-day representing xportsrs
price., ruled arm. ~ Esepns with an adv-Aee ii
the West sales. 40 bbla Mess, private terma
Mess quoted Slb rs Year Old 16 SO oss Tor
Family Mesa SIS c00l7 80 ior Clear Back and Sl3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortiandt or Des
= w. Tor CatasauQua and intermediate points
q H. Geneva, Lyons, Elmirl, Rochester Buffalo and
the est principal local points Chair car " Wilkes
barre.
H. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chairoar
10 khannock. Connection Reading and Harrisburg
$40 D. ~ Pltston and principal intermediate points
Chair Pittston.
$40 D. Coplay aud intermediate points Connection
llruiluR and Harrisburg. Guar COtlxy
D. M Lyons, kiniira Rochester bunalo anu
tie West Pullman sleeper IA Lyons
Trains leaving =. IN. and 34O IN connect Tor
slin onts I'm Mshanoy Hazieton Coal kogonS
.'' SUNDAY TRAINS
8 a. M for Mauch Chunk Hazieton and Intermediate
points.
.orO GENEVA Lyons Elmira. Rochester. BUFFALO aud
@ West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT op IIprRry STREET NORTH RIVER

For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Brook
Route" at AGO. 746 900, llOO l3U. 400, 430 6:3O
1880 1900 IN SUNDAYS at 400. sA3 a. H.; $50 l2ov
Trains leaving at 400. 7:4.. Hoo 1870, 400 $50
1900 have connection TOR heading Harrisburg Potts
willie. etc. 400 ~. for EastoD. Bethlehem Alentown
Mauch Chunk. Healing Harrisburg etc On Sundays Tor
Eastop.
Too for Esston. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wlkesbarre and scranton.
$50 Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, Manch Chunk.
Wnks sbaro Scranton. kea,ing. Harrisburg Potuville.
TamaQua, shamokn. sunbury. LcwisburK Wniiamsport
100 AMI $50 D. NJ for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown.
Nauch Chunk. Heading. Harrisburg ETC. -. o.,
3<b ~ for Easton. bcthchem. Allentown Maucn Cnunk
wnkeSbarre Scranton TsmaqnA shAmckin sunbury Lew
400 and I:30 p Tor Easton, bethlehem, Allentown cc
Gas D. M. for East0n, Bethlehem, Allentown hanch
Chunk, Wikcsbarrc Reading. HARRISBURG etc Gu Sundays
700 and ESQ y m. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown.
etc. -.
Is0, SIS. HOO m. l:o0 400 43o. 6:l6 sundays
A:O0. 300 n He'd Bank Long Branch Ocean drove
except sunaaysl Point Pleasant -. ,r... p.~..
l:36 NJ. lOO S:S0 for lakewood Toms Rivss
$50 q. M. 100 p m. for Atlantic CITY. vnsland. sas
40. S:ia. iltSA M loo. $50 $50 p m. for Pre-
ESQ. 500. sis, HOO. iiAs an, 400 zoo. A:So
s,s0. e;lb y IN. sandays 400 BOO IN fes S~'a
Amboy. - ..>,.. - NH a
omccs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
:, rn.., Tor q. pass ,nres days ve. 10000

Therecetpts ~ wheatfor the past tnree dsss "o'' ~
csntaIa Including l62 900 American. an ., n. "A N ri
o. Cd psr cwt sos o. per psrnIenm
aga per gallon: spirits Of Trrpentne rs ~ "a per
Pal: s. Cd Cd 81 ps: cwt Ter Cuba
rfass poiorznr s60 and Ia Cd Ellis 81 sGr a4s 81 Ssss
Cd Mutton 27s 3D. 63Os 3D. cocoanu o-Ceyloeo;a r
hind "narters and g. A. quarters pcr SID oy 'ne
carcasA - . ..,..u. rt,a pa,a American. IS
francs rs confines paid and 10 francs 81 centms s o
Wilcox,s Lard 40 francs 20 centnrs per ~
pprwrx March 2~PetroIeum, marks 90 pfenninGs
picor ard closed at SO rs pfennnss per Ao ID
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CuIRls.roy March 2-Tnrpentiue quiet al 80 &c
SAVANNAH. March 2Tn,pentlne stsany ~ , 81 I
WiiMIsGTos March 2-Turpenune steady Al aoHc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
fegal Notices.
-DECEIYER,S NOTICE.

RECEIVERS NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
given pursuant 10 The provisions Of the kevsed
the state o. TO al In any wise niei ested
In the Life IDsuf that tho
scrber tho Receiver Of said Corporao will render full
nna accurate and duly yehs 81 all his proceedings
Receiver 70 the Supreme special
Court House the cry Of New York. the nrst Monday Of
thereafter counsel be heard and motion win then
and there BE- made that said DO referred 70
Icterec TO examine and report thereon.
Dated New.York, February l6, 1857.
CHARLES IA. RUSSELL, Receiver
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Steamboats, an6 Railroads.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK
RICHMOND OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTnE SOUTH

On after January 3ls 1887 Express train Tor Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort ami Norfolk. via tho
NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
WI leave Pennsylvania Railroad Station Newlork, 100
A m NesL da, and d. ~. daily Old Point o;V0
o. H. ana 500 a. M. Norfolk ub5 p 800 d ~. steamer
Tor Richmond will leave Charles Al a. M on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays. arriving there at IN Bur,
!et Pm Car 10 Cal Charles Tie
Sleeping Cars through OH Point CO n.o an Norfolk on
tho Oh; Tickets and sleeping Oerhs can DO Sc.
cured Ticket Once VI tho Pennsy wanna RAILROAD
Company.
"A ~ OHM Stunt II. b. COOKE. q Z. and \. A.
ALL fares reduced.-StOningtOn Line. The
"A layorc inside Route Boston. Providence an all
Now ngaid points
Full nights rest by taking late trains from steamer.
Reculug char pArlor steamers landing VI
boston WITHOUT CHARGE.
Steamers wiIlea pier No. So North River bosS
.bove Canalst at 500 y. ~. daily, except sunday.
i. w. POPPLE. Gen'l Passenger Agt.
Box aUlI, New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCER MARKErs

LIVERPOOL. March 2Provisions- Cumberland Cut
s7s 6i Long Clear Midcs 37s ID; short Clear Mddes
Sss sd RDs sos Cd shoulders 2ss I'd per ow Beot
sGs OIL Tor India Mesa Prime Mess 6ss I'd.
fr@s Mes, S2. Cd per per-, eoI; Prime Mes. Eastern
cru. Sda edi Lard on. s2a Ga Hsms-Lons Cut, lss.
statrs Cheese American Choice. Ga Od Whcat-Hed
Wes.srn spring. "a "a OF. o.; Red Winter Z. va 2
sprns Ydi New MIed Western. "A I'D. California No.
J. "a I'd. a7a Cd, do No g. ID 90 sd per eeuta Pro
p| Rsa4ed r.trOlsu% "a Rs5 Gallon Glover seed
FINE American. 2ss Sd. Primo CITY, 23s Sd. per cwt
Ros,ncomnon, Sc 0di Pala L. Cd 90s I'd Linseed OIL
hind Saartsrs s< tore Pe5 hop; 2, Lon
oil. Liverpool make. liza. I'D.
The rsospa American for past three days
OF, 700 csplalA
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THE SUPERNATURAL ORIGIN OF CHRISTI
ANlTY.
JUST PUBLISHED:
ANEW BOOK BY
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.
THE MERRY MEN

THE MERRY MEN
And other Tales and Fables. Authorized edition. VOL
l2mo, CLOTH 81; paper yellow covers, 35c.
There power Of grim every page OF this
curious story (Tbe Merry Men and there il vivdness
about which has parallel outside OF Wuth
ering Richard Henry stoddard New York Mail
and Express.
"A wonderful collection OF tales recalling Poe. Hawthorne
Hoffman. There doubling the fact that Mr. Steven
the superior story teller Of the wod
Post.
Tho contents OF this volume all good that other
powerful between the might have been
safely supply and I'll the opening
of tho book New York Journal of Commerce.
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Grrureions.
THE NEW LINE
Between NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA,
and NORFOLK.
OLDPOINT COMFORT.
W

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
On and after 1885, Express for Cape Charies Old
Comfort and Norfolk. VIA the New YORK fhianeiphia
Norfolk Railroad. tsves Pennsyvania
York st r. daily. arriving at Cape Charles boa
a. m daily Old Point Contor $40 a. NJ, norfolk s4o m
Car through from NewNork u cape Charlea
Tickets and sepncberbs can be secured at the TICKET
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